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Not as cool as Anthony Bourdain
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Those were the standards of the 60s too! I don't believe any of this has changed. That's why the optics of a heavy handed state contrasted with the non violence of freedom walkers was so compelling. It drew the attention of the morons who can't critically think.
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You're right! But this all hinges on the opinions of the world's dumbest group of people.
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You can convince them that genocide is bad, and so is splitting up families and deporting law-abiding workers.
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You can't attract the average swing voter with those optics. Those swing voters are literally the dumbest people on the planet. They take everything, every single issue, at face value. You won't convince them that Hamas is good, or that Mexico is pro-America no matter how good your reasoning is.
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Depends on how much you hate people.
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You keep posting this like it's as morally bankrupt as chattel slavery, which it is clearly not. Take a Xanax and come to grips with the fact that Lee was a treacherous hatemonger.
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Stupid people may not have coined diversity of thought, but they've glommed onto it to make themselves feel relevant and validated. We don't need to consider if the globe is round or if nahzes are bad.
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I bet a guy who would write that kind of fawning praise would also enjoy drinking his own pee.
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First rate messaging from the mind of a master strategist.
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He did have a world-class stache piece.
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I love it!
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Awesome, Gina! Mazel tov!
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God, we could only hope this is what he meant, but I won't hold my breath.
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I'm in my mid 40s. I didn't have kids until 32. I wouldn't trade any of it for the life I led in my 20s but what fucking fun it was to be young. I highly suggest having youthful fun.
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Here's another one, I'm about to invest.
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There was some legitimate stage 2 research into the use of Ivermectin in triple negative breast cancer, but as far as I know that's where it has ended. I do know that it was not proposed as a cure-all by anyone but charlatans.